Sentence examples for on liveability from inspiring English sources

There are locations where having a park does have a direct effect on liveability and value on real estate".

This is a narrative being played out in cities around the world, as the 1960s talk of fast traffic flow is replaced by the notion of global business centres competing on liveability.

Using a case study approach employing qualitative (diaries, in-depth interviews) and quantitative (Global Positioning Systems and Geographical Information Systems mapping) methods, this paper explores the effect of the neighbourhood environment and its influence on liveability for older urban people.

Also rare here is the emphasis on liveability.

Reflecting on the lack of liveability in Moscow, Calvert Journal takes a look at the new parks and regeneration projects that could signal a positive transformation of the city.

Widely applicable and reliable methodologies of liveability assessment based on the perceived importance of ES and US, according to stakeholders, still need to be developed.

We developed and tested a set of criteria based on the principles and attributes of liveability obtained from the literature and we used a Delphi survey of Iranian and Estonian urban planning and design experts to identify which of the candidate criteria were most appropriate to each country together with their priority weighting.

A tender call was put out to garner ideas on improving liveability in the neighbourhood.

A growing body of evidence indicates that the environmental quality of residential neighbourhoods has an impact on their liveability.

Combined with traffic jams, poor governance and the increasing cost of living, public transport mobility in sub-Saharan cities is having a tremendous impact on their liveability and citizens development aspirations.

By calculating complex indices able to highlight both the agri-natural and urban system roles on landscape liveability and by taking subjective and objective aspects into account, the model proved to be effective for spatial decision-making.